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A type of government where power is given to the government by the people.
Democratic Government
Equal representation in this House of Congress levels the playing field.
The Senate
How much can be made and how much they want.
Supply and Demand
Fossil Fuels and Coal.
Nonrenewable Resources
This branch of government drafts bills to be approved and made into law.
Legislative Branch
These territories are sovereign and have the authority to govern as they see fit.
Native American Reservations
The two party system continues to have these two at the lead.
Democrats and Republicans
Although the public is not involved in this election, everyone will follow it carefully.
Primary Election
The power of veto guarantees this branch stays in the game.
Executive Branch
Proportionate representation in this House of Congress guarantees all voices are heard.
House of Representatives
Supply and Demand is a staple of this economic system.
Market Economy or Capitalism
Power is kept fair and equal with these government measures in place.
Checks and Balances
From Brown to Marbury, Plessey to Dred Scott, this branch's power of review shapes the law.
Judicial Branch
Every time we made amends, the people gained more power and freedom.
Bill of Rights
No need for greed in this economic system.
Command Economy
100,000,000 is narrowed down to 538 to elect the leader of the free world.
Electoral College
This type of government places all power in the hands of one or a few.
Authoritarian Government
Despite only serving for two years, this political office can be held indefinitely.
Representative
Tribal lands took a huge gamble with these lucrative establishments.
Casinos
The need for greed made sure the economy did not succeed (for a bit at least).
Recession